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http://www.linkdp.org/ This is the the British Charity for the deafened and hard of hearing community. It is a very good resource for researchers and members of the deafened community. Highly Recommended. NOTE THE NEW URL The Deaf Broadcasting Council is doing fantastic work for the deaf and hard of hearing in respect of broadcasting: http://www.deafbroadcastingcouncil.org.uk/
www.royaldeaf.org.uk/link.htm Royal Association for the Deaf Scottish Council on Deafness
http://www.bcssussex.org.uk/ British Computer Society Sussex Branch Home page http://www.rnid.org The Royal National Institute for the deaf and hearing impaired, worth a visit http://www.linkdp.org/ This is the the British Charity for the deafened and hard of hearing community. It is a very good resource for researchers and members of the deafened community. Highly Recommended. BROADCASTING CAPTIONING/SUBTITLING LINKS (UK) For information on the BBC's subtitling policies:www.bbc.co.uk/info/policies/subtitles.shtml You can check if a programme is subtitled using BBCi's What's On website, Ceefax, digital text pages or listings magazines such as the Radio Times. For a full list of this week's subtitled programmes please use this search link.
Sky provides subtitles on the following channels:-
www.tvusability.org.uk will be uploaded in December as a research resource for interactive digital television and disabled issues. A DBC website Linux Development tools for prototyping, new links to be added in December OTHER USEFUL RESOURCES
http://www.digitaltelevision.gov.uk/ The British Government's website devoted to the introduction of digital television www.tvhistory.tv/history Good starting page to explore the world of television history http://www.johnletters.comJohn Letters of Scotland , one of the oldest golf club makers, still independent, with a personal service and not aniti left handers! Well recommended. contact:Tel: 0044 141 882 9923 . This is an unsolicited link! EDGAR LARNER www.edgarlarner.org.uk NIKOLA TESLA MUSEUM, BEOGRAD: www.yurope.com/org/tesla/muzeje.htm DEAFENED PEOPLE RESEARCH PROJECT; LATEST INFORMATION: www.deafened.co.uk www.deaf-research.co.uk(also a full links list)http://www.deafenedproject.org will publish final data of the research The following website is becoming a resource site for researchers in the area of human computer interaction and deafened people also http://www.usability-research.org.uk is a similar site for usability researchers (new) TO ADD YOUR WEBSITE TO OUR LIST, boksan-cullen@bcs.org , next update: 10th December 2006. | ||
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STAGETEXT provides captioning for theatres and other arts venues to provide access to live performances for deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people. STAGETEXT was established in May 2000 by Peter Pullan, Merfyn Williams and Geoff Brown. Each has a different type of deafness and a determination to improve access to the performing arts for all deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people. For more information: 
